About Math Master
Math Master joins two things that rarely meet: arithmetic practice and drawing. You answer math questions covering addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and every correct answer earns drawing points. Those points are the currency for the creative half of the game, where you unlock brushes, colors and templates.
Once you have tools to work with, you can follow number prompts to build a picture step by step or ignore the prompts and draw freely. Finishing levels opens up new math themes, so the questions change as you go rather than repeating the same drill.
It is aimed at learners and at people who like being creative, and the reward for a right answer is something to play with rather than just a score. That makes it a pleasant way to practice the four operations, whatever your age.
How to play Math Master
- Read the math problem on screen and choose or enter the answer.
- Earn drawing points for each correct answer.
- Spend points to unlock brushes, colors and templates.
- Follow the number prompts to complete a picture, or switch to free drawing.
- Finish levels to unlock new math themes.
Tips and tricks
- Accuracy beats speed. Points come from correct answers, so take the extra second on multiplication and division questions.
- Unlock a few colors before spending on special brushes. Variety in color makes more difference to a picture than brush shape.
- For harder sums, break them down: 7 times 8 is 7 times 4, doubled.
- Use the template pictures first to learn how the drawing tools behave, then move on to free drawing.
Game details
- Category
- Puzzle
- Developer
- Big Wave
- Plays on
- Desktop, tablet and phone
- Released
- April 14, 2026
- Price
- Free
Frequently asked questions
What math skills does Math Master practice?
The questions cover the four basic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Who is Math Master for?
It is meant for learners and for people who enjoy drawing. The questions stick to addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, and the drawing tools give you something to do with the points you earn.
Do I have to follow the number prompts when drawing?
No. You can follow the prompts to build a guided picture or use the free-draw option and make whatever you like with the tools you have unlocked.